You can consider using Armbian x64, which is very similar to Ubuntu minus Snap.

So… martial law then?

Is it not 93 seconds long? 🤔

I just read on Lemmy yesterday that all states bordering New Hampshire have legalized cannabis, but New Hampshire has not. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

You mean how colonizers from the US seceded from Mexico so they could keep slavery, joined the US after a hot minute, then seceded from the US so they could keep slavery? Or some other origin?

In Holland packages are delivered to a neighbor if you’re not home.

Honestly I find it so weird that they don’t do this in the US, since stolen packages are apparently a huge problem. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Caves of Qud. I don’t even like it much, but for some reason I can’t stop.

It’s also possible that the military had been using such a device for decades and it was actually prior art that invalidated the patent, but this was lost in the retelling. 🤔

I guess you haven’t seen Top Gun: Maverick yet?

BSD is freer for programmers (or frequently their corporate overlords), but not for people using the software.

Yeah man.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/feds-unmarked-vans-portland/

Sarcasm is a type of irony.

I don’t think that they were being ironic…

$1 $2 per month is expensive? 🤣

[edit: I can’t do simple math]

The claim was “Email server owners don’t look at the content”. This is untrue since possibly the largest owner of email servers looks at the content to monetize the service. That’s all.

Yeah, the largest email company is probably Google (maybe Microsoft). Google definitely looks at every email they receive for users!

I don’t really know much about French politics, but surely there is something similar that right wing reactionaries can get upset about there.

For example a Dutch friend of mine who has been radicalized by Joe Rogan, Twitter, and Facebook tells me that you can’t say anything bad about Islam in Holland, as he sends me link after link with fascist anti-Muslim propaganda. (Like… you can’t say things that the “news” that you just sent me is literally saying?)

Induction is nothing like shitty old electric stove tops, I promise you! Those were terrible, I agree.

You missed a perfect chance to switch to induction! 😔

For many years it was just that I didn’t trust anyone not to hand my data over to someone else, whether that be governments, companies, or (unintentionally) hackers.

Nowadays I would probably trust Proton Mail, since they have pretty good encryption. But as you point out then I would be dependent on a provider.

Currently I mostly have problems when I lose power or when my ISP renumbers. Probably I should just migrate and save myself pain from Google and Microsoft making it hard to send mail to their users (which is most people on the planet).